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ployedPresident has provided that the military be em- sentiments
in Boston, by Charles 1.. Remind. a leading
as well to prevent another invasion from
Missouri, and to preserve peace in the territory. speaker, and Wendell Phillip., another leader
There was not then the slightest occasion for ef that part y . Ivlten such sentiments are open
an appeal to
arms;
or the &tightest
good to-be ly expre..e.l lay nort bern "ciders - nod abetters
of trt:ason and rebellion, it is not to he wondered
accomplished by it, except to furnish food fur
ethrneSehtaetiesttideunryineglittnieeLrees_idtehnetioael at that tho.e unfortunate and misguided men in
excitement and agitation throughout the north-
Kansas who have listened to their tiounsels should
ners, the Beechers, the Porkers, the Chases, and find
legal ..henl " a l t l tth es or i i n ti v e o s l 7 d n nor is a it w'' s t ur i t ' . g rin ts g (
that decent people everywhere should abhor
their fanatic and senseless imitators is the blood of
ecealmeYpSa,ignthe. IjSuTiman
the murdered men of Kansas. They have ft,- these infidels and fanatics :
mented civil war for a political, a party purpose: i " Sir. Charles L. Remond assured the meeting that
b
and every . man slain in that strife is a victim of r'ageti coulda
tthe l T.l i iO t ug 'p h o t u lAthn'taspheionpglteolm"ig7intd flew
not till. a
Lis
their villainy and treason. To show that this is I saying
had w enslaved his fellontren.' ,l ll l lr. l Wend b ell Pl l tillim.
no partisan opinion we refer to an article in an- that 'that 4.teoundrel. (korge Washing:N.D.
e
ew
ie
other colililill of this paper, which is taken from in a. g q toVs7,lMtZ ho ti d ie t t ryt of his c ' x i asuple: t hi ‘ it n' l l et
him remember his times, his education ; he Was
the New York Observer, one of the most widely
eircnlated, conservative, and able religious news- sinner. Rut
would he
=d e
rWaisrliiiti:Vfn
ho
e ‘ c o o b it i l o. ir t i , d , , l
papers in the country. It casts the responsihili to the term scoundrel, as applied to Washington. be
ty for this bloodshed where it belongs, and dart.- i 9 i . a ., ts m e e i , tz d s re n i ,:t a iru n,i tfi t c h i e en e t a l ;
, g ,e ri i ii e t , i l ic f , :ir l, ‘ e v t e n b r s i t . e A r iiie .. rieati
to tell the truth.
Let it be constantly borne in mind, then, that
one of the great issues of this campaign is,
Shall the principle of popular sovereignty—the
great law of freedom—be maintained or repudi
ated ?
SATURDAY MORNING::: :::
prt" ,
:. `r:~S.~ ~'
DANES B. aIIUNA N.
pimistrixaNia..
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
Snia reading matter every day on first page
Ova correspondents mast have patience with
us. Their communications come in faster than
we can find space for them. Every body seems
anxious to do something for the great Democratic
cause just now, and they seek to speak to the
~ - public through the medium of the Poe!. We
itig-Affartrthein as much space as possible ; but
.r,mtiakolttoose our own time.
.
c. •
• 'We do tot - know how many people there are
*tag country who are anxious to be ileceived ;
`l4t - sure are we that none but such will believe
the perpetually repeated untruth that the demo
cratic party of the northern states are in favor
of the extension of slavery. Those who utter
the untruth know it to be such ; and those who
believe it must be lacking in good sense, and to
tally unacquainted with the opinions of their fel
low men. Within the pretty wide circle of our
acquaintance, 'we know not one man who desires
to have slavery extended over one - tere'of Terri•
tory now free. We speak now-of the people of
the northern states. Of course in the south
there are many Democrats, Whigs, and Know
Nothings who would make Kansas a slave state
if they could ; but with their views on that sub
ject northern men almost universally differ.
There is not one word in the Democratic plat
, „fora adopted by the late Convention that favors.
• to favor the extension of slavery.
- ` . „--Fiiirthe sake of peace and harmony, and ti e
of the Union with all its inestimable
benefits, the, Democratic party has, in regard to
- slavery, adopted the broad principle of popular
1 1 : sOVizeigniy fh territories as well as statek; and
~~ j
:~,fi .
+,~:.
firms enacted a law that refers to the people of the
. • „,territories themselv ) es the question of slavery or
, 11.1) shivery. It is a local question, and is thu
left to the local sovereignty, that is, to the peo
ple to decide for themselves. .Al I nkt
inittliat in the states it is for the people of the
'ishititenittelves to decide. Our most embitter
tents admit this, and in their platforms
4 .*:;itstkiations they openly admit that congress
governntent has no power to set
of.eleiney or to interfere with it
Nis any statiiii the Union. That is one principle
Itticttlsjiich Demecrats and all moderate Abolition.
41,4 1 ,104 n the. Democrats apply the same
104 7 0Pii ft , the territories. They believe that a
and wise and constitutional for
atitataiaaNitaily so for a territory. The Alio
litio'ith'ite,,iitlwet believe so, or at least profess to
believe otherwise ; and there is the issue.
/t is not whether slavery shall be extended
over new territories, for none in the north desire
that ; but whether the people of those territories
shall decide the question for themselves whether
they will have slavery or not ; in the same man
ner as they decide whether they will have a
Maine li q uor law, a usury law, a law against
horse racing, an insolvent law, a common school
law, or any other local legislative enactment for
the regulation of their own affairs. The Delon
crate say the people of the territories may settle
all these questions for themselves. That is the
doctrine of popular sovereignty as applied to the
territories as well as states. That doctrine is
the very foundation of all our republican in
stitutions. It is the corner stone of our fabric
of free government. It is the rule of every
state. It is the law of freedom. The Demo
crats say it shall be forever maintained, and every
where applied. The Abolitionism say it shall he
repudiated; that it shall not be applied to the
territories. Such is the issue ; the Democrats
contending for the rule of popular sovereignty.
the Abolitionists contending against it.
Anti in order to cast some discredit upon the
doctrine, the abolitionists chose to call it in Kan
sas "squatter sovereignty." But this term
means simply this: the people who have gone to
Kansas and settled there, have seated themselves
upon lands which they have not paid for: simply
because the surveys are not yet complete, and
the lands are not yet offered for sale by the
government. But by the territorial law they are
allowed to locate upon "claims - or tracts, and
when the surveys are complete and the lend of
fered for sale, they come forward and pay for
their tracts of land. This is the course upon the
formation of all new territories. But until the
•' lands are paid for the settlers are termed in de
rision by the abolitionists, " squatters:" and as
they are the voters, their self-government
termed " s q uatter sovereignty." As those set
tlers are generally a respectable class of people,
and are the pioneers in laying the foundation of
• &great Commonwealth, the Democrats prefer to
speak-of their political franchise and right of
• self-go vernment as "popular sovereignty."
" Anti - tdier'as to this doctrine of popular Bove
,
reignty for which the Democrats contend, and
the abolitionists oppose : is it right, or not '
That is one of the great issuer of this campaign.
That is one of the questiOns that the people have
to decide at the ballot box in November next.
We have said, it is the law of freedom. It lies
at the foundation of all our republican inslilu
Lions. It is the rule of every State of the Union.
Every State makes its own local laws, and shapes
its own local institutions. But the abolitionists
say Congress should make the local laws and
regulations for new States. If fur neu. States,
why not fur old States too 7 Are the people 0f
old Pennsylvania so much wiser and better than
the people of Nebraska that the one shall make
their own lawn, and the other receive their laws
from a legislature twelve hundred miles off"
Why should such a degrading distinction be made'
The people of Nebraska are from the old States,
and are as capable of self-government as when
they left their former homes. The Democrats
would give them the right of self-government ;
- the abolitionists would deprive them of it. And
the same principle belongs to the people of Kan
sas. Such is one of the issues now before the
people.
And now as to the application of this great
principle of popular sovereignty in Kansas. If
it is right everywhere else it cannot be wrong
there; and under its operation Kansas was as
sure of being a free State as New York. Even
the abolition papers admit this. They all assert
that the Free State men of Kansas now out-num
ber the pro-elavery men three or four to one;
and such is doubtless the fact. Under such cir
cumstances there needs but a full and fair ex
pression of the popular will at the ballot box and
slavery is forever excluded froth that territory.
That such an expression can beobtainedwithout
interference from Missouri or elsewhere it is idle
to doubt. It is well known, too, that the Demo
cratic presses of the North have as fully and em
phatically condemned the interference of the
Missourians in the Kansas elections as any other
papers have. Whig, Know Nothing and Democrat
io towers at the South speak a different language,.
but neither of those parties at the North are
iti
any way responsible for that. Northern papers
all condemn-it; and conservative and Demecrat
btacuthern papers 'have's!' weld pat,-.40 'North.
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OR PSESIDEA Ti
Oa KENTUCKY
OD/1311FRIIONElt
GEORGE MOTT, o' COMMA CO.
JACOB PRY, Jr., MONTGOXCIT OO
Bt4IVY TOR ararrau
TIVOTAY IVES, Port= Irkmucrr
DEE ISSUE FAIRLY STATED
JUNE 14
BUCHANAN AND PITTSBURGH
On the 10th of 'April, IS4f . t, a large portion of
Pittsburgh was laid in tubes by the Great Fire.
There was no telegraph to Pittsburgh in those
days, and the news of our calamity could only
reach Washington by the 11th of April. Mr.
Buchanan was then Secretary of State ou
that day the following document left Washington
for Pittsburgh, addressed by Mr. Buchanan to
Wm. J. Howard, then Mayor of our city row.
ment is unnecessary. even to those innligneri who
would represent Mr. Buchanan ns cold and ei
fish :
$500.1 W ASHLIGTON, April to. 1N.4,
Ceuthier of the Bark •‘l . the Motrapolis—PAT to the order
o f W J. llosisra, slnyor of the City Pittst.urgh, for ihe
use of the if tifferers by the late tire, Fire Iloodreal
DEAR SIR •—Will you please to areept 1111 , 1 arid)
the above t, nand the rel •,fferers in the :
t~re4i u 1 ealamity. My reeling, of ,yruidithy
compassion have never I,••11 strvagl) etetteil
any similar OC.C.ll.blull. riot let the people he of good
cheer made:ere their soeustoined energ,y, and under
the blessings of Providence, all will yet be well. and
flitts.brech will arise more glorious then ever (row)
Its ashes. JAMES BUCIIANAN
W. J. Bowino, Esq
How THEY Do Tr.—A short time since a small
election came off at New Haven, Connecticut
A few days before the election a telegraphic des
patch was procured from the West stating that
Dr. Root and Mr. Mitchell, two of the New Hsi Fn
colony in Kansas, had been murdered by 1,.
'• border ruffians." The utmost use of this -
patch was made in the election, and the • free
dom thrieiters" relied on it to carry their ticket
through. After the election wee over a few ‘10...
another despatch was pros-nerd from the
west "e s
ting that Dr. Root and Air. Mitchell had not been
killed at all.
It is now understood that a few abolitioni.t
are to be killed off in Kansas (by the trlegrapl.
just before every local election in the nortto rti
states; and a few days before the President's,:
election seven or eight hundred free state men
there are to be telegraphed dead. and a part f
them roasted and eaten by the "harder ruffian , '
We would suggest that if our opponents cry
wolf BO often the people will laugh at them for
it before November.
JONES . PIO' arT ELASTIC 11easE Supt.—This
ealnable invention which has been to) extensive!)
used in Philadelphia anti the principal eaelrre
cities, is, we hope, about to he introduced I,,te
this city. Of its merits there is no dont , It
acts as a sure rd.,/ to all horses traveling with
tender feet, and a sure prerrntanse for wetted
horses.
It is recommended by the most undoul.ted
authority. We hope some of our euterpr.,og
citizenm wit, oeeure the right for the 4•lty ut
once. It is sure to prone not „ally very popii:er
but ezceetlingly profitable.
Specimens may be -ecn nt Itobt. 11 Patters,ti
Livery Stable, and at lb- Jackson's Shoe' ,g
Establishment, Diamond alley • Mr. Iticha,l
son, the proprietor, is stopping at the M.mot.ga
beta House, where all who wi'h to Plreure
.• Rights," can apply personally between s so I
10 o'clock, A. M. and 12 and 3 o'clock. P
Descriptive pamphlets gratis.
Li Es. The Detroit .-Itire-roAer states that ot,
of the Vice i'rel.itienta of the late Item
Convention watt the Nlatt W al d w h o y t 11,.1
Yankee echo°, ntaKter at 1.oto”-ttle t.l , . ,
it IS :1 Ile. II WaS a very , liderent, and row I
older loan.
Several Republican'" paper. ha,.
Brooks who thrashed Sumner wit- at
assisting in the deliberations of the Convent l,•11
Of course it is a lie. Be wits n..t there at all
A Itirsiett.—llamlin, Senator from Maine, !,. Ir
the democratic party long ago hay before ye--
terday he got up in the Senate and left it itga n.
and had the news telegraphed to the New l'or;..
know nothing convention. He had a friend it. re
to immediately urge bim for the Vice Premidem . ,
but it was at once objected that he wto4 tou
pid a dunce even for a know nothing candidate
BECODHEAD od BUCHANAN.—Senator Brodhead.
of Pennsylvania, openly declared, a few do
ago, in this, city, that Mr. Buchanan could not
carry Pennsylvania. —American Organ.
We hope Mr, Brodhead will let us know at
once whether the above story is not a falsehood.
We pause for a reply.
Tut: SAcir —The mournful sack of Lawrence,
Kansas, has been paraded through the presses
of the country in strains that would almost make
an angel weep. A traveler just from Kansas
says that the only he could lied in Lawrence
was some very Lad ta/u.ky.
Mean• IN NEWC ASI --We understand that
Prof. Charlwood of this city intends giving a
couple of performances in the magic line, in New
castle, Lawrence county, Pa., the latter end of
next week. The Professor will astonish tile na
tives with his feats.
AN exchange tells us that "by an act of Par
liament passel May 21st, 1540, England was
declared a Republic, and that the act remains
unrepealed upon the statute book of England to
this day."
THE New York Herald is fairly bellowing for
Fremont as the Know Nothing, Nigger Worship
ping candidate for the President. The New
York Tribune and Evening I'ost are also urging
him.
INUNINATION ENOIM H.—The Hartford indigna
tion meeting was called by fifty-five names,
among whom are such Union men as Francis
Gillet and kindred Worthies. The Hartford Times
says - that fifty-two,fifty-fifths of them all have
been all along identified with the Abolition and
old:Whigs parties. It also says:—
I•The circulators of the call waited upon May
or; Deming and iuvitt•tl him to preside at the
meeting; but Mr,. b, declined; remarking that
there was already indignation enough, and th at
it was the duty of all good citizens now to en
deavor to restrain the.dangeroue sentiment with
in ressonabbilosundttandrlimiP"
.-pa
ei4
KANSAR.—We would call attention to the ar
tide which we !midis!) to-day, from the '.'s; e w
York 0b.,-rrer, in relation to the fighting in
saQ. The ethro,,, , i , one of the oldest and Lost
religious newspapers in the country, and it•L
opinion generally has much weight with the ~,
her and thinking portion of the pe, , :de. 11 , ad
the article.
A Disentonticti Opposition
The .4 ;bah', .1,94
ro.;tiou .• dumb f, untied by a untnin.sti.,n,
as are the black republican and know•nething
factions, by the turn of affair , Cincinnqti
They had counted open a new MAO. or uprin
some man up..ii rrh m their incendiary
and their heavy hat teriee could be plied. Ex
pecting the defeat of Mr CV AN, they had
eulogised him, and claimed a eympatlietic in
terest iu Lis fortune ,, lie i m.inivated .1,1
they are beaten repitatian i.s t, .n
h.r their artillery. Ile ~land. too high
qn.l the fiam !ats,ll , ~ f •tretivih
1“Iv for II r .-trt - ip•nv nt.kl m u t.g
to hVall 111,•171 li 1.11( !a illttc
tLa 'whly; Farty turn•-,1 11. fht e 1.. the
Isni s•••iu:sons, t.. ILr dis s
tlant l uarre! ever it. ,n),,nt,n,,,
dr,pliaing fare,. t., end, 0111.-1" rind CUT',
•• Connell/sag the Irlab and tit, man►.'•
ME►xlltl, Eblfl•Hf —l,,ur ankle in Tiiiir,h,v
nu•rning'tt Ptat, under the shave rapu.•n,
worthy the peruenl not only of the •• 11.1-h
Ito tell, - Gut obto of all that mould wide to 1.. k
st conti•tency. Nra wore I ;yin q Alryrt ye,r
5001110 of th. ne rewtlutnew with th e "
American feeling. 11ri.l tint fore; gn (
cia.ases, inritehug, of course, a rest
their own fathers, siert• unworthy the tithe
suffrage. and Suite so 111 teu chaste
Gan laagiinge For brutal, !-
herr
ui~a 16r~~K: •ul •.1
1" i
t tLo.e pelf • 1.-utzl.
refi,•uhi iia 6 Ilir itittad 14.31. zdalt , ;, :1,41
rote for 11, But. i
n.re TI 1: 11.,•14k,(1 .n •f.'-fit Lk, ,
40i be 1.6 org - 41z “f" ta rs Ns,LiAilar.•(ll
not VILA) /Call K'F, than t xrlrr rt,o th
rd~t. , r ti,tirtwruhtit uith t
eve...trtAti,c. livnt h 0... .ac •11
tarn .•len r 4 Nvuraltrt-.1
in concert With uten he ; .... IC • • !..•e quj
principle. won't indee.l, r., t t,
of •• conrag, ar,l re•entsucri.
hoetever. Pt)! n..; he U.,' ~t e. Thv
liPr 111.1.1 i li1;. 1:!Tle
fer' nol
.t3tlng iStrW h t.:
guisil t6c broad Nmr. 1.,•
mucracy fr,m the ~,,tional pr..er,rtt,.•
pie, a the Dmrit la tt, rn I( 0,v..
eigner, NI , II I
•I.oet‘ir:4l, rrhul:.!n t th.•rrr.r.sr • I
any vtlirr urn Than I 4
nR• m , a r• t., thrtn c.ottiewite.l
,Louid 41.4.4il tlu. t•nr, Lr ai•l • t
hy1•.,11.y fr.tut ht !rutisitt
Xll. is I •r.,1 T 1
ntntafully,
dour, f.,r the triumph ••f the Ile:
h.. h l I ,4•-e•r•
ail Bard pen...11141e Is. t he I 11:•
R ,, pect ti!ly
ONK TM(
LITE rßom CA LINRNII
An dour II."".
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\ I .i• i Itit• ' •• I he
Wyt..•yr !Inv al Oh:- ,
San Fl an, 1 , , Ittr 2.oth 0: NI
t., t h. , hlii iiapt.
1,1,111 rxrir..it t ,nt ii.tra in SAE, .; .1;
0;01..4 , 0/eller ..1 n 1.1411 named
-Inuit.. king, "hl. r .if the. ht. -ti r•
(*.n,yy •irt e,t•••1, .t
yid. The •hiinting of King iii-eurreil nu the I 111
ult . awl 1.11 the 1 6 111 h. , tiled
till the laillIll1111,•mt•lit i f h., , leath, the fevtinv ,
or the cominutoty beraine aroused In the high,,,t
pitch The ,pld Vlgilan , e 'nturnitte , ellled
meeting, and pla,carls or an Intlauttn3tnty nature
wore posted, ,• t ill l og ,n 1 tili . l•11.1,11t , 1 , 1 I Lte the
law into their awn hart , , nn th e I s t i,, t h,,
thousand citizens rompletely organised to .I.n:
nions and companies, armed with inti.ket,, m .,,,
en t b y three streets from the t',.tiitititter
and took pos ,, e,sititi of the Jail
From thence they took t':,sey. I..gether o,tli
the gambler Cora, the murderer of Gen it
and carried them to the Cola Millet.
Rooms, where they remained s tron g ly gu ft ,,i,..l
on the sailing of the steamer It was supp,,, I
that they would he hung. The whole city w
draped in mourning for the death of
Wns lino• t highly esteemed
I 'asey w a s formerly an inmate of the S ail{ zinc
prison, and it was restatement to that inflect in thy
Littllrtito that canned the difficulty. 'I he non
mittee is fully organized throughout the tint,
It is said they have raised seventy live thousand
,Jollars to carry out their measures, and that they
intend to drive out all the gamblers from OW
state.
Wit keep a record of deaths and of pervonv
injured by the use of camphene and its kindred •
fluid used for the purpose of iilumination.
From this extensive record, which contains a n
the published details in each particular ease, we
present the following synopsis :
Is MO—Killd "
.... .41)
••
....
ISber—
- nial
Killed and wounded, four hundred and forty
eight (948) persons.---/nur. Corn.
" MUSIC FOR THE MILLION."—The Worcester
(Mass.) Tran.vmpt says that a few evenings since
the country live miles around WEE saluted by
strains of music, " loud, clear and somewhat,
singular," produced by a Steam Musical Instru
ment—The •'Marseilles Hymn," ..Life on the
Ocean Wave," "Sweet Home," "Susannah,"
"Old Hundred," and a full programme of other
pieces, following each other in quick succession.
Faaco rx LARD.—The New York Post notices
the discovery of an extensive fraud in lard. Phi,
article of commerce has been adulterated to the
extent of 8 to 10 per cent. of water mixed with
the lard. The discovery has caused great ex
citement and irritation in the trade, and some
steps are about to be taken to prexont a repeti
•tion of the fraud.
•"%""' W"y-• • •;
, .
• ^ Nro r w •
•-•• •
"4 •
Plum 4e.llicetotf,Pandne aautt..3
ql,,pgamtzpv,Buiatikf, Wbst lady or-gentle
man would remain tie,iftthli - eurse of a disagr,-e
-ble breath when by lig*, flit! q Balm of a Thous•
and Flowers fleeti4j . en would not only
render it m e ek h7ll .teeth white as ala
baster?: M,ttly persons do 110tICTIOW their breath
as hid, and t h e su bj ( qd is go delicate their frien.ls
e ill never mention it. Pour a single drop of the
" Rahn your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. ' A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BF.AUTIFIII. COMPLEN Ins may easily b e fie..
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flow.
tro." It will relative tan, pimples, and freckles
from the akin, leaving it of a colt and roseate
line. Wet a towel, pour en two or three drop•,
and wash the face night :Ind morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY. —Welyour shaving-brush
in either warm. or mild water, pour on two or
three drops of •' Balm of a Thousand Flower , , -
rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation of
shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Palate
stock & Co., Pluming Ilre"., R. E. Sellers &
Co., Dr. G. IL Keyser and 11. aliuer & Co , Pitts
burgh; and Lee .& Beckham, Allegheny city.
tat- N'Letne's Celebrated Veranifttge Is
toning itrtnt - • itntl r 1 lint, a+ ~ l fi r .
NVIANE'S Cf. 1.1,1t1t ATKI) I lilt3llFl2l}N.. prepared by pin,
in , uv htmil r. and I .I. think it hat preparalion
11« her exp•ltinv Wortirt film tho human nystein N.
neighb o r, h r ,,, ; 0, 01 ,...,1 it ttitb the name Y.. 11 are
nUtinltty to U. ihia an you Kt, Ht. Yourn,
Tho ithuvo hi a ~, uniilt• uf r. rt iti..ittcs tinily rin - ol‘.ll L 1 the
hruptioturn ,Flonunir Br, NELANB'S CELEBRATED
VERA! !Frei EAND LIT El.: Wo think nro •nfd
in haying they tiro ur. w.wl roldilde aud loupular rotoodo
..1 thoilny.
hurtling., wit, be caroful di ark L•r lilt. NV I.IN CElo
KIIItATK.I) 1 ER.IIIFGi k, ton:tuft...tit,' ly FLENILNii
BRON., of Pin ot unit, l'n. All nth, Voruiling.-a in
r 1.1.,, Dr N Liinif* goiluino
hin rolodrntod Pills. ont, 111 W at ull Indio
Drug AtiPl.l Mn,.d isturiino u dhow tin , gl i onturo of FLY. q.
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of gebriniry 114.—firtir.AN l A VOL— DI Cut,t it hats dune more
to anielliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than ally other of medicines that
has struggled su t 6 the ',rids of the moterett medliirt, for the
last cantor), by the mean lion und of au 111E1[111-
atallt that Will roar...) to the 'togs a nautili
of a highly Mwdirated Vapor, which nets dire•rtit on the
disease, and not, AA hiblierto, by sympathy. are
ti wild' a all distairitai arising Irmo disordered will
subserre their Interests by gas rug the II) genii \ap•a a t r im .
azattaa,— lir. CURTIN ' ii VSILANA la the iniginal and only
amino articio.
Dr. Rogers' Syrup rig L 1 u Ertm . ‘,RT, TAT
AND NCIIA LAO U A —ltb micht show hy thin
preparation should run, hot it wind.] he a needless waste of
w•srds, siren WA Cali summon loots of a driesses I s show that
it •Its•n cure. restored amannpittr,•s are th,• witnesses.
Ask them. Read their testate.) ill th.• pamphlet in the
Agents' bands. Read a 1.., tile advertisement in molt
rolumn.
$ For .le, whole.le and rviail, by R. E. SELLRB.9
00, corner Wood and Sod streete.
Bold abio by IIRNDERION A BRO., Liberty atreet ; il. P.
SCIJWARTZ, 11.11 , 1 it ECK LI \I A 11..KICtiNAN, Allegheny
City jetkilikurlw
air -Call at No. 16 , 1- Wood street, and it.t.
amine our stock of 5017 liars and WINTER CAPS. ,lust re
calved, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other styles of
Cape, which we will nil low for cash. Moues! d Co, 164
Wood sheet ootl6
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consisting of Gents' Otter, Beaver and Sifk Bats; Gents'
a nd
South's tuft Hata of all colors; also, a large aasortment of
Spring styles of Cape and Straw Hata Our frAnds, and the
public generally, who have so liberally patziinSed us the
hwt sea tall, trill find fresh ithincerfienta.:o fittor na with
theft • ;Ills. livas,- do PO. and doloureares and us gond-
Ourno4 to is Qui: k Sales and Light Profits."
bloat:lAN 6 CO., No. lailSoodotreid,
Next door to the clew Church,
n,y3l One door from Sixth street.
4* - Why lartal you Suffer, xuar KELLEY CAN BE
EASILY OBTAIN EDl—hays you a Sore Throat, Quinay,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Joints, Frost
lidos, Burns, Sprains, or Pains In any part of your'syqem
toe can be relieved at once by using the moat beautiful of
All Liniments. the " WAas Circassian Lissinient," prepared
by Dr. scurr, of Moroni:mu, Va., and for sale cheap,
u . Lulronlr and retail, by Dr. Fi EY SElt. 140 Wood street, and
P. FLEMING, sear 11. IL Depot. Allegheny. See
tieement in another oultuun , et urday's paper, (man4•lm.
Sa nda' Baraaparllts--Those who roal
ized the wouderfid curative effects of this sterling remedy
for pu• frying the blood, lu cases of Scrofula, Saortnitic, or
cutaneous eruptions, Indigestion, Asthma, Liver Comilittaint,
Illutnlenry, Heartache, Heartburn, Acid-eruptions, and getlie
rid debility, reality testify; that BANDS' SARSAPAHItoLdo
, RpoNlily expels all deleterious matter from the system, pro
motes a healthy circulation, atrengthaffa the functions of the
stomach. and in a short time resuscitates the bodily tune
thine tii their pristine vigor.
Dr,•par..,l and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggist/1, 100
Fulton MIOOI., New York.
Sold also by FUMING SILOS., Pittsburgh, Ps., and by
Jvirsivr
irncgierw ffenorally
H's - Stockings and Hosiery for Winter...-.
If you don't want your foot pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. Dnves, cor
ner of Market nlley and Fifth Street, and buy some of these
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
ronitortable. 141. r also makee and Sells emery variety of
hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remem her the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
air - Hale keine. Hair Dye -- Perseverance, lime,
industry and experiments of twenty years, have placed the
original and ever true, upon the topmost round of the lad
der of fame, where imitators may view, but not approach;
ego, may lay, hat out arrest Its onward way to universal
uke. Merle awl acid, or applied, (In nine private rooms) at
BATCHELOR'S Wig Wareronme, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholesale and retell, by Dr. Gam 11. Karns, Ito
Wood atroat. my23:lwdaw
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Ole PHILADELPHIA.
tu.. THOS. A. FLORKNOS., Pree't.
Ebw. IL IltirsoLa, Snereury.
From Ulf lit day of August to the 31st day of Ekr, 1855
Amount reroi vml lu Marine premiums $ 68.24.: 31
Fire 39.904
pmmlonie It Orr months
CAPITA'. .................
tavEtrrrao as etiLLOWS:
tt. , teln of A Itryttuoty tittsburgit, and
I'll e - .$ 74.7 . 1.1 6 , 1
Iladr. nu! Stod.. Vogt :5:1.44. tei
on Fleet Si.rt g -a,. of Heal etstxte .. :41.9.fr0 UI
St,wka, (`ullateral
( - 14. ot !tank and ~, baud 11,dtri.
payment Hot jot duel
I r,islattll +.5t.., tot yet matured
Du- Inns Arcola, taerurt.l to lionda)
pets.m. and Odurottrumut
$408,151 13
4.4.3 a.m.mvit of lAN..+ lurssrre.l, but not yet adjuntvd•
Vtrt.51,416..3 Col
llartn« 3,601 flu
M 666
C•tlJlr=“l • Invert., Uutl and Cargo risk* uu the Ohio
•it J M Anna§ 4a luauru. aKn,utt Lora or Darnafpr.l
Virm. i.w.a Itt.endly mthitxtkii anti promptly ft.&
Ittrmtat - vi---11.,11. T. M. Havre, Q. J. I. Motche.l,
leo, •
.f Itome..u:o epvly to
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DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
or nil:, S R. CoILN ER TIMM AND WALNUT sTA.
/5 art 1.4 A /41 N E I SOL I-LANCES pa Votaela, Vargo, to 1,1A4
t. al; pot ta..4
t.A%I. 11/.4•14A N. 4.1124 11fti IkMllry tr hirer.,
1 AA... .u.l lasrol t`arnaant. L. atl Iwo 4 eta Union
lit r. 1 ‘,l 1LAN4.71. NIIRCII AN 1.11Z14 groorally. II
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tee....wl A Stedeeige v
Skean,
Parlweel,
elearke. Seterer,
Ite.l.erre Dutton.
John R. Semple, Pietableriat
t. T Morgan,
.1. T
W3l MARTIN, Presieleut
Tn. C- tl. ANTS I Iry PreWaratt-
Hue et I 1A . ...we, Secrptary
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MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
11 IA I F HERS' MLR ME COMM,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
rer I'Vrt . it. " - Mt. It't Tint ST ATE , Ort.L.
l'it arty red Capital. saoo,ooo.
PIA' AND IYLA.VI) TH.4.I"SPOItrATIti.V
A EloN Y I.IPPITit ITT. Presidrat.
qt It I!, It( 11 1 , ••( - Ifittar-v.
EtAtti It NI WNli, Trsasurre.
A m - L. 4. I.lpl/11// ••it
alat/I/at /1101ns:halts.
re holt/. 11. Tay ha,
111,14 t4/a/a-1.,
J.dw P Samoa*, Jouno• P. Slnytb.
111141 , T1.0 , ...00ponv loot lune. orgaoOowl Irttl, a Cr.),
!ha lOg lor• toser - lie4ornainlal t. , outapt thy 10in...
ot. arallablo ro....arroos To 1.1. et so prodoto., in run lu. 1-
1•, atut.. a oil n pauopt ullontment of loomoca
Po t.l , sc i..llivo, No :0 IVal.or atmot.
.1 1Y EWTI/N JONMA, lgoot
I.•li—vr,r known 4.1 11nuo In 1111..
ha, te. , l ,I•ol.nco. Own, with nvlrtl to I:,
int•O.tv and .olsofIno.s• ,•I i tir 111nut111actumirw' 1 ovurat.
11“IntApy
K k (tall to.
r.tult lt & Co.
Th.(11). k G.,
A. A. CAILILIKIE & BRO.,
Corner Futirth and Snattlijield streets, Pittsburslh,
A( N s
mt.te Mutual Pine and Marine Inauraar
Co., a IlAnKlintUltd. CAMTAL,III.3SO,OOO.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., a
I'IIII.ADHLPIIIA. CA PirAL, 5300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia.
WINCIIESTKR, VA. CAPITAL, laoto,oou.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, OAR
RISBUIpI. CAPITAL., $300,000.
Connertlent Mutual Life Insurance C 0..,
HAIVITOILD. C. 4 PITIL AND ASSATS,. $2,134,4
Pennsylvania Inaurance Co, of PITTSRUHOII
4*.i I'ITAL AND ASSM"S, Nov. ft, las, 51i19,022 49
y Joon.Ton, Protthiont A. A. CAlitAia, Secretary
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
1 .1 . SU ICA NCB CWI PAN Y,
COILS ER Or WATER AND !RARE= STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT ti A LWAY, Protildont.
Tlian. it it t Sorrotiary.
comwthy make. exery 11.115111101 M appertaining to
or ith LIFE RISKS.
•
ligitioM HULL AND CARGO RISKS tho Ohio
and Nllmoftnippilvt•rttntsti tributariva, end MARINA RISKS
generully.
And against Loan and Damage by Kira, and against the
Perils of the Sea and I aland Navigation and Tratittortatiou.
Polkies issued at thu 1..0 eat mom consistent with safety to
ail parties.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel krelurkan,
J4wepti P. tionsitm, DI. D., Johu Scott,
James :Mamball, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, hlanalleld 11. Brown,
David 11. Chambers, Chrtatlan ZnEG
William Carr, Robert H. Hartley,
Jas. 1). McGill. feblB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM RAGALEY, President
SAMUEL L MARSEIRLL, Rocretary.
OFFICR: 94 Water street, betivesa Market dad Wood. streets.
Sir !mires HULL AND CARGO RISKS; on the Oblo
and Misaissippi Divers and tributaries.
Insures against Lon or Damage by FIRE.
Also, against the Perlis of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
. .
William Bagaley, Capt. Mark Sterling,
Jam,. M. Cooper, Samuel M. Klor,
Samuel are, William Bingham,
Itobort Dunlap, Jr., John B. Dilworth,
Lome M. Pennock, Francis Seller',
S. Ilerbaugh, .1. Schoonmaker,
Walter Bryant, William B. Gaya.
John Shlptou. (dec2l
PEARL STEAM MILL,
AI.I , EGIIENY.
115 A FLUIIA DELIVXRED TO FAMILIES in either of the
two Cities.„:
OILDEAS may beleft at the Mill, or in bo.ttatit the stores of
I,ooAN___, WILSON 00., 62 Wood street
4 BRALDIA'REITER L eor. Liberty and St. Ohdr amts.
• U.-4-4301ISFARTZ, Drnggiat, Allegh e ny.
'l9p.dt.M . t, °MIN, ON' DELIVERY.
- ,-1111,11441 1 - WanliasTrv.,a.
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A; 'CA D
STATEMRST OF BUSINESS,
iirxnut. Agent,
90 Water et, bet. Wmat awl Alartut
Philadelphia
I•. A. 11ADEIRA. Agrat,
No. Ira IV4t.etsgr.m, htlalwrst)
otaat-rvßs.
Wutt.m It 1%0111"
Wllltsm Next,
Alfrni
11..1. J. 1,u441%,
Wl[mon, Childs Ar Co.,
Illtmpton A 01.1.6 , 11
11. CIAO& a Co.
PITTSBURGH
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D Oita L,A. It g it:CMG s B,Ar, R,
SIIDDbe Itoo.ll, 301.10.. KED' BUILDISO.
TSNO* OPEN dilly from '9
to 2 o'clock;
also, on Wednesday and PuttudiiieVeltillgs, from , ? to U
OWOCk.
tixotAlC,r3...CClvvi RIV6IIII/1, not. less than ONE DatiAtt, ,
tinda dirKletid of the prOKts decJared, tubas a year, lh June
and [bat-mist. tut, was deebusi at the rate of Fix pet
can t ia .,• ann.., otl tho Met ,T December, 1555. Mao ta:t.
t h e ;tt 01 June, 185 t..
Books cootanutm the Ohmu r a., 13y-Lave, Duies an d n a g.n.`•
tattoo., furnished tracts, on application or the office.
Presitb-nt—ON;ORDE A LUKER . ..
sin PILL-SLUM.
John 11. Shenberger„
Cltmle4 Knapp,
N. Grattan klandty, •
Theolsdd Umbemotter,
Lubin , Al...Pennock,
William J. Anderson,
USTIVS.
iloorgv it.
William F. Johnston,
James W. Hallman,
Alexander Bradley, .
'William Phillipa,
John 0. Rackofen, James lierdnian,.-- ..
Hill Parg - win. James Li. Kelley.
Albert Culbertson, • t ichn 15. Kirkpatrick, •
Robert Chester, ; i. Jahn o.llPCiarel, i •
J. Gardiner Collin, Walter P. Marshall,
Montyli. garner, A. M. Polloa i .
Saliii - s:Voageitiie, - ' - !teary!RinOvalt,
chinks A, Bolton. ; Robert Robb,
Y. ~ E drington; . - ehtlsooß Ski,lle.
Francin Veils, George 8. Belden,
George F. Gal_our., Alexander ,Tindla,
Jainesai. licon, IVillhun, .s. Lavely.
William 8. 1 I a yen, Wilson Millyy.
Secretary oat Treaaure- —CHARLES A..:OLTON.
.
jyliially ,
EUREKA INSURAINCE COMPANY.
•.
OF PITTSIWRGII. .
JOHN H. SIIONNBEHGY.II., Pieekl , tit.
ROBERT PINNEY. Secretary.
C. W. 11....TC.REkOR, fleneral Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL ILINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
J. 11. Shoenbergar, 0. W. Claili '
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nintlch,
laaa: 31. l'enn,k, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, It. D. Co Iran,
IL T. Leach, Jr., John A. Caughey
Goorgo S. Belden, S. S. Bryan,
David lll'Canallets.
liar All Liaises =stained by NI tries insured under pandas
issued by OatiCotapany will t.e Morally guljnettql and pn.un,t,
ly paid at !Lei OFFICE, No. 91.1 {►A TER STREET. I jyl I
PEIIINSYLVANIA liISURANCE CO.
OF PITTSB URGII
Corner of Fourth and Sankt th - deld Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITA 1., $300,000.
Sir Insure Suldiugs end other 'Property against. Lioi f•l'
Mileage by Vire, and U,e Perils of the See laud Inland Naq.
getieu and Tranerextetiou.
DIRECroI tS.
Wm. P. Johnston, Rudy Plate [non, Jacob Painter, •
A. A. Cltrrior, W. M'Cllnt, irk, .1.. P. Tattrwr,
UoOrgt, W. Smith, W... Maven., D. E. Part,
I. Grier Sproul, Wain IlomPtCm, P. M.
A. J. James, J. 11. Jones, 11. R et•Cast..l
Pretident ....... lion. Nritt. F. JOHNSTON.
Vie, ?Amadora RoThE PATTERSON.
.4.e'y and 7'von. . . A. A. CARE IER. 11.24
ALEX. HUNTER,
FLOUR. GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
A 1 I) PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 I.lherti , rtreet,
de ItAtra. ITTTSRIJ Ban.
Vali 1 11
300,0t00 t
tilt 101 I
WF:STERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Prersmatan. KORAIE DARSER, Pr5..4m1.1) L;
insure agaired all kinds of risks, HERE and N AR IN F.
All loitea will be liberally mljneti-d uud promptly rail&
A Houle Inetitrition. Inanttrat by DinA•torSt Who are Wel
known in the community. and who art cleterminekl:
promptness aml :I,..ralny, to maintain tin character whirl
they Lave lifittut...l, na offering the /Ma itroteCtioll to (hunt
Nit° desalt to be ilmln
thaseeune—K. Miller, Jr.. C. W. Riclieturrn, J. W. Buller
N. Holum., Jr. W. IL ;mitt, C. Hansen. tlec re W..1.1,Neu
Andrew Ackley, Jam. I.lpplurott, Oeorau 1./Arifie.Juuum M r
Auley, Alexander \imkk, Thomas Ncutt.
air Moo, No Water street, (W booze of Spao.:
Co- tip oto#l.ll , ittslAug n0r24.1;'
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
FOB. SALE.
1 1 H6 untiersigne.l (with a vieir of reiluir
ing+ftl anotlarr borm In the 110.medotte riAnity.lntfera
far wd, than 1101256 AND tar in which be now rowdoa,
situated On Mount Waaltington, on the brow of Coal 11111.
appiasitr flan toter part of the city. The lot 1. ]2S trot boot
and 14n0 feet deep, and Ira. grow lug on it et tart:. nu Miter of
fruit tree. and Awl:M.-0, rotwlsting, of Applen. peal4l.ol,
plum., cherraw, tgprlenta rue raute,llgonieln•rrto., raopberri..o.
gra....aa kr. The hr.twe la 40 fort front. G foot ball. wael 101
dnep. With tttolten nod l'lloro oro n rnonw. with
bath room and fin 1.110.4 mar ret. Tto• henna w Inolt. in ne al
rt. at
.% Le. a oat ly twiut..t nI,I I taporell throughout : Ibe 6 0 •10 ,
w tndow. ar:d waabbournia of front root. and I=ll to. grai owl.
'Mae, w 0 i..;ond mfAbb , , .11b,bmily largo for two hone. and
.- A rriAae. A well of g.s.nl Otter, it clown., ma! all to,wear
optibroara. Tito lot J.tqack....l by a paling tou, 11 foot 11.1,1.
The one of the torah b.uulttful arra boalthfol
Woatorn Pon lwlvatn.
riven the Witt .Li it roitiiiroil.
Ti !Fle rut
W. ii.ISLIP.,
lull _ No. it:, Fln4 st.tveL.
LIN
sEED (11 L .-500 G a ll ont , juAt received
roof for 644. tiy. I.lltUri.
71 NC' Wit rrE, —A prime article all\ :Lys on
A r.) head auJ Cu - .le FLR.IIIN(I
MAl)ft AS IN 1)1( )0 —5141) just treei ved
and Jet it; fiitaiNDSt./
ARRFTTS SC(YI'CII SNUFF -5 tun els
pl4l and for ekrtk
)ell VLESTINI: lA.
POD E I 1,•-In tk hy the
baud limit Cur sale by
)ell
Fla 444 4 44
4.4 J 1 4.
full.:uy i~
CONCENTKATED LA 1. 7 .—A new article
for atakiox Soap, warranted supvrior to Pauli in
..cart' revp“l. Iteruerntwr 1 pound ixort.larlOof Potaqh.
Un band and aide by Drl4 . ) .11..KMING BIWA.
AUNT 'S
S LINI:if ENT—A large supplyoa
band nod for sale by Ljol4l Y.LENtnii:
C001)S. We
1 1.J11 barr now on hand a very tlne as. rrtraeld. of Cloths
OasairnProa and i'vatinca: Silk, Lawn Dent othar iramir.;
l'ocks4 MLA.. Ifost.ry and (floor, of ovary dm:rintion. mo!
0111, for I '• wmr.
jal4 A. A. MASON 3 CO.
EmBh4)IDERIES.—We have oTt handthe
larolt and most varied stork of Embroideri..s 1.,
found In the City. having astral an addltio n ot some vary
eiloh, styles—all of Which wilt G , offorod proA.s..
Jolt A. A. MASON k
BLIJE LICK WATER-10 bbls. of this
eet
c.brntai Minoral ji.t rare iNtai by
YLFlLtritl..
jai I liborket street unit loattrool.
. . .
el Nl'illESS WATER-- duz. tia ratog t
Water ii'oligrers Stiriosi.j Old receirsl by
S'l,ll3llNii,
jell i s omer Irlami,ml utYt 3/ni Lot st.
TONICS WON'T In) !—They never did d,
molt tine. tose teuitiorars re/L.44L0 Lilo) no, or Will.
/ n I,Vvritloo they don't toorli the :noon offlit Alma-r.
i•ony of all mine nod bilious diseases I% Int' iiiinisplietic
poison eallod au.nnm or %falai - in Nen] 11 . 11117 O this pOnnol L r
its =MAX& antidote. and all .hresse isise.Lbt n dirgry..m r.
at ..nts. Rhodes' VOVEIf and Akste 1...1ure to this Antidote
Malaria., mid minsuiver it is a perils...sly baronets insli. bee.
The rortitirate n 1 ani relebrobst chemist. J. U. Chilton. 1.1
New York, to this Olivet, is attarlisol to every bottle; e
lt lines no post it can do no harm.
Than la main data tuft to saal ofl4llittite, A rprole., /my
sii.-ir rnin...u. to the eotiet
and lutitiga •al lamb Apure, a Walt avver altos,. a psi
twrfactly ar•II tar a alocle atoineut. lu tllastratl.,a
1t 0 ... tx.11.1. I n nm•x K 011111• eXtrICUI from a 1,4, ja,t
Iran, n Pllyek:lhh :
Grosaxwess, Ohio:March Isis'
.1 AS. A RHODES. Esq.--Dear Yonrs ~r 2,1 lost. I. at
hand. The Cure arrived late teat year and the difficulty in
getting any one to try It was greatly increased from the
fart flow a remedy had been Introduced which woe geowbur
lu favor with the public, as being better than twine
—Tod knowing I • presume that the remedy they used to
escape taking Quinine, contained the drug itself!
net reundy, known no 8114410 e Tonic, would ler-Arial. y
break en ague. hut it did not mire it, as it Would often re
turn with renewed vigor. This one cireinnstanre I deemed
in your favor, if I could institute a test comparison between
it And your (lure. The following be the result:
Three persons took . your Cure, all of which were cases .
Quotidian intermittent Fever, of many weeks ldnuiliny.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies, ooloionally
missing a chill, hat It was Ms to all such cases( slowly wear
mr out, and laying Elie Mundatlon of other and sere
tor aialailica. I did sneered in o fleeting it radical curs, if
nil three of thew rases with your remedy, sod they have
not had Achill vino,. In all three of these Cases the Sntith's
Tonic had been used, and would, as before stated, break the
chill, hut after a period or two hint elapsed it would room a.
I think there will be no difficulty now in giving to your
inn. the vantage nround of any other remedy now in n
oe
here. &c., kr. WILLIAM lIIICKN E it. Id.
}MORES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTI IioTE Tit
MALARIA, the only harmlenet remedy in existence, is
equally certain no a PREVENTIVE, to a Tattiedt
when you fool the chills coining on, andyou will .ever tutu
a single
J AVI4W A. RI roDES, Proprietor, Prosidenco, IL I.
For xnh• by Druggistii generally. jel.l
0i T RATE OF MA( NES. I A.-1' s
able alwiiyit on hand itt
JOS. 1,1.1011N(I'S.
Jul 4 Corner Market street and Inamond.
.BITTERS.--Boerliare's Holland and 11,,0r_
land's (imam Bitters. A largo supply of the above
valuable Mediefne4 inat received by
JOS. FLEMING,
•
jul4 Corner Market street and Diamond.
10XTRACT VANILLA.-24 doz. Presfon
124 .t Moral's Extract Vanilla, ter Savoring, just receivici
by JOS. 11,1 , 11111111,
Jul 4 Corner Market street and Mammal,
B,
ECK ER'S EYE BALSAM, the beet
iicle in use , for sure eyen. 12 doz. just received at•-
FLIIMIND'S,
I Jul 4 Corner Market street and Ditllllolll3.
NOTICE TO JURORS.—The durum sum
moned to attend the Court of Quarter Sessions, the
fourth Monday of June, are hereby notified that their at
tendance will not be required. ROLA' PATTERStiN,
June In, 1856. Blofritf.
CHOICE LITERATURE. This (SATiUIt-
DAY) Evening. Juno 14th, at o'cloCk, will be sold
at the Commercial Sales ROOlllll, corner Wood and Fifth
streett—a large variety of new am, second-hand books, com
prising tunny of the latest elegant and popular publications.
and copies of desinabld works, now out of print, which can
be purchased at Wiles of private libraries.
Also—Setts of the Magazine., in bound volumes and in
numbers: superbly bound cop'es of the quarto Bible; croon)
laid note paler; excellent black ink, lc.. die.'
Joist I'. M. DAVIS, Auct.
' l ;6 000 FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
• Paper wanted from one to elimont , lk to
run. A lon, purchean mortgagee, city mutants bought and
sold.J. K. morteriW:4
Jul42w No. 5S Fourth Stro.C--
TE GOLDEN GUN is taking the tritaciiii
and it is not much wonder. Our atock . ootuei, Fistey.;
&c., lze., is unsurpassed in the city. - Ls the waynt
Fishing Tackle we have such an assortment that would;
make old IsaakWalton'a eyes water, could he return to CAC
world. Pocket end Table Cutlery in great abundance, Deg
Muzzles, and too many articles to be mentioned here are io
be found at the sign of the Golden Gun.
BOWN k TETLEY,.
No. 130 WOOlilltiliet,
0- 3 „,
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WAVAlY..:&d.wAliitt - 06, ecititaitlll4-
four ar,fiVa-roema , veithio.fht,exi 'minutes walt.;44- 7
this office. Any ow:11.441)-g m 0141001.4-1,, stott
tatglh.bta4iltelthitOritar.teXeruirigivilice. Jalf-:. • •
•
• • SANDS" - SARSAVAIIILLA.
- ..fbr the Removed and 2 - trmatent °OW V. 042 Dithrlit! orilrOV
from an Impure Statiqi'llfe , o64 - or , '
Ifebll of Mo.,Systiorte-,,..
This truly valuable preparation is extraeted-fromreelected
roots of the finest description, by means of au expetudve and
v merftm•apparanikwbielnolitaine IlloktWilithrid and active
principle in a highly remi t so..acientificaly omn- _
btabarthe. several Tegeo,lo,oollMeilin-tba. proem that s
campound'atrati fi areafile biibtOne i d inthsitOy sups
rior to
-any other jar poit*g.. , 4bilk . l44 and .the cure of *
Iwthis
Cuteneouititruptfoilßrienntatnanid dr*uttiou, lbw s • -
Complaint, Dyspepsll4-.ThialatatiOttilOYMMai'Veznals
regularitit* Lout of% AppetitoodidAitierdithebiiitY:
limP"ierfaremedhd:agenticadmultaneolilly.npon the
Stomach.. the Circulation:and •thiSawithkelacgelln7 5 / 1 "" t 2. • • •
sates, while it disougagm 'cud expels Inintshasystem all that
is irritating awl prejudicial to bodily health. , •Bitber n pm-rely .11
ooltetahleAtperfec.A.lyharadeseinita washout -the molt s •
delicate pertains may take it at any.time with perfect aafetY.'
• -The; astonlabing anciteis of this tiledlittW:CaDstantlY
cimeAng during the hat sixteen years, has seintrid.for it the L • '
distinmilshedoommendatione of. the FacultyAtnd.it cujoya
wideepread 'popular* and extenalve petrotuitiivaach
entirely out of competition ltiery other prtmnidlint:of Sarsa
parilla: "2,
Attention is respectfully tmlicited td thoWteerfit card& t
* m_"••se•-•ee'm'. -'
ANOTHER CURE Ci'ir 80.01111.. C.
N': - y.;',Sektorktiir 1844 -
Mourn. A.. B. d D. &mds.4lentlanien : 7 have . The nearly
three yeare been tronblect with thaCtireadibt (thaws, Scrota- a'
la; BO With gketlo be Otreasire te_tnyinisiatent and to my
.eel(; and to obtain ?Het bare tried ,yvery&todics medicine .`A,
that mine eider my natiee, - wittninfelfech " °mkt, my neigh.. it
tiers;- who. had been. 61'44 , 01'4 tdinflaretnrphatt by your - , *j
harsaparilla,advised me - M,ratthe AM' Inuetruly
goy that it Las done nie a'etrirld• or 014-intrh - IghomPletely
cured me. Hoping that my iiiideeteerd4lndup others
similarly afflicted to strop! .thet same. remetly,Jritk the same §
astiatactory results, 1 reinalis.graternilyyam-a,
iv an t.4.:p o a tju m
iieL, Prepared and sold , T - A. ,it
.2. ,
..2 :-2.0 22 o)nt2ghltli
and Cbernietit. 100 street, New York : field also by
B. A. FA EINMOOX dt,eV, irLEBIJNO 13it.084,Pittstatrglt,
and by .Drugaistexc novelly. Prim 1,3 per bottle, or six bet. . 41 .
nes tares. Jel43 ,
7-Ats
-,N-OFSOTARTAERSIIft.
—The Partnershlp;fisteleforriiitetlot heti,ritm 'Jenne& tfi,
...Alias and J, Nellie Knox, tinder the style of Janies Coll ns k.
A CO, Forwarding and Commiesion Merchants and Canal
Traneporters, le diesnlved Ude day e
Pittaburgh.llley 16. {jnl4-St) - '"JA COLLTKB.
REIVI OV
AL.—On. and aftor.: -- tho . i 27th of
Sane the undersigned wilt be In'ttitiliergoffitXti
(4 Fourth street, “Joins. ding," ) naxt - tioorio the Me
absolve Bank. ,J..II..ktORANBE, '
,jta4 "tanker. _
H,KF large n of? tie assort
P
.....t.fcheap and h...thorize gt3rea: 3a4tr)lvod and 1'
for sale •by Uel4l BWILIG BROS.
BACON-2000lbs. Sides and- Sfioulders
for mai° by 14e.14] .11ENRY.WWWNEI.
QTA RCH-loa bas. hochesterf , . , Stir°
1,7 for *ale by DeI,'ItES.II.,KAVOLLINB.
F lSlL—Mackerel in whol&tinithaV bbl 9.
rhan
Herring-
Whits fish
'Ptßiot
Eahrton
For sale by ijel4]
AOIRL WANTED. Agod~lxeh
er and Ironer 13 wanted at block,
Allegheny City.-_ •
•
urines Plestermoz••lollFCONNletr ft. B. Co.,
N 1,
estroiiti,•Jetie 12, 118h6. i
NOTICE TO - ST0010101:1),ER$.—A spe4
dal me e ting ofl4o ritockhojders of, "The Pittsburgh bt •
"iiiid Mail eltivt Id II allitiiitaiiiiilitinitr'' rlßCifedligt eenbly. to i
the : provisions ; of_the aesentb section. of the Act of Assam- •
bly incorporating said Company, will he held at the aloe of
..1.:
the Company, in the Of Pittebeirgh, on MONDAY, the
IlOib d..y of Jane, instant. at 10 o'clock, fklil.ifor the pun- ' '
poaa of taking into consideration the TrtrirldollaW " A rilaPl
'dement to an Ordinance to gaeraoty Ilmborideof the Pitts- • .
burgh mid Gonnelbiville Railroad Company:approved June •
•.1. lat,b," panted by that Mayor aedllclfty.Colteril of Baltil •
wore. en the linh instant.: rand ,44:;ointir ahio, the'
menus or compiettog tialllload: • , -- - -- -41 ' 4. . I • •
' - 11TirtlinVil,...,r" 1. 7A 1- 4-- , ......5 ‘
' Ptteddent P.W,0..14.6•410mpeny. 1 - '.,
EAGLE MARBLE WOlalf.S.
u AD Or WOOD, ON .L. 1.134.11.71;
a mud at. thr ermatery Gate. -
m.,,nunnttp„ iturlal Vaulty: Tombsteifes,'Maxitel Plettitet,'•
C..utre and Pier Table Topa, Washstands, Oa hand en
wade to ortkr, of evrq variety, slantels, feriaink fee Cenul .
tery lots, ornamental and plain, ts ddral4o, and needs;'
uo paintioa, atih,mst to Stirrer fiktt4 f,
liar lug Levu engaged practically in 'bit bakbleas fir Mir;
ty :roam twenty-three of which Maya been it thin city;
a Wit I dt•ent a SilfiletfUlt refereneo, I %rill ntakene. &gigue.",
end furnish any work in toy Ituo at russonabla pricesjt-lsa y. •
.
INSURANCE! tiTSIJI:A.Nt E.! ApplieW
hot 11 losurasb e tor several good =Haar Intutranti
received by dirk W. Dit.Nbi, at his Relit'Etitatir
Agency end inteliigeure,Olrice, on the north Bide of Ohio;
fourth tl.Ol. 0182 of the Diamond, ALLEGISCST errs. jteLl
TY DI
gi k _,/ The nudersigned designs - publishing, on the let of An,
gust.. n Directory of the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny;
and the neighboring Boroughs: He lapels to, compile on
i
that be complete, sod contain TIIII,IIA.MIS ETHWiI
F:. 4D 0? A FAMlLY,notisznowit,„ A.ND
MALY.. If the work is reasonably Stippstirs; he proposal.
to continue It *ern year to ' . •
From the manner in which our &inns deftstuled
dire. or Tont years ago, by 8011111etnuagem3nii'woitath(.
kind. the subscriber feels tackward In sekint-ror eubncrl
toms before the work Is Lathed :-Yet vs 'only an already : spec;
tied editiou trill be issater), those eetdting tolucertain of;
copy should notify the publisher befera the dust of July,
they way fail to procure out. The nausea of sill persona =4
fine*. ordering copier in adrancerititubtkathin, will be
eeriest in lapitals. publication p'ribo ntutota per copy]
Adttuus the publisher through Port 011161 A 'limited uteri
her of adrertireuients will-boifisertisk noakiwbo desire to
itia-rt clods will notify Lite, publisher, who '0,411 ..callnpod
them awl contract. Notnioney toirePeWitnav ezrer4
upon the publisher's own orderer receipt,, ,
julA-ind • .oitc.r.- uZ_TnußsroN. 4
C
R -13
- VOR SALE.A fine a% Octave Piano ki
oft:l,A for silo upon reasonotilO i.'Enquire
11.11, • _ je-11:1vd
MEW SUPPLY GP PrANCt - lORTEE,
CliAlll,olTlt. 111.1:131$ htis just • ,
a further supply oGilaltet Davis*
Piaui" with pate r& suspousiuultiagt
swat cunipualtiou bearlugs, and via% '
lug Gamed Action.
Ax a proof of the suporiotity ,of, these kistoea, is the fa
hying extract of a report at th e. late Medlar&Ns Fair" 4
Itoetou, in competition 'with the Oelebrahal.hisker, Jonal
ehiehering, who was Prealdentof the. Aaeoelitiou :
"The hlassacktutotts Charitable Stedman* Associatioi
~on( tux diploma, with a Sauer Jlettatptildlielet, Davis
Co., for the but Grand piano:Yarn:rawer ributedito the kali
bition of 1853. . - . - JOAS O.BI9IOIRING, PreaL "
(Who had also ono of life - hist 'Oran&
competition with litesets.ll. D. & Co.}- •
The Cotilatitii.e. (Prekieterna4MTVW.K. K. 011 val
John Lange, etc..) .ity ofattio arava; - ±qiitotte;- It is-powaf
ful, round, full and well biihnicediivir inglitiFinatrinneWi
nod best on exhibition." " • -
. .-.. ..
These Planes are toads with 1 1 3 11 1 1 1 1 1iLlnitla, clictd
lain
scale, gilding desk. etc., and are MOO toinawsbiloy.
In addition to the , above, tharanbatri,kikthia. nicely
Pianos front Ilatungardten.A :ulnae, gatii .d'. W. ,
Ai Ott., .Botiten, and other
,goodlnak . 'l4 -1 - lituns2,4,
to $l,OOO. i; ' LIMA ,
• • , • , ,
Jt-I I '. - 11.41rond street,
. N.H. Old Pianos taken in exchange at filar fall swine. i
Andther invalceat lila eolith:shed ktambaritMaanoe bed
peeted to several.weeks • : a B. :
...
. AND , MANTII.44--A.
1.3 MASON & Co. have received .anntlier.r&Olge elstrgiatter
of Sumner ShawLs, in 113); :crape, troll; embalm,'
also, t ronle very elaganr Mantillas of tteiNest
beoffered at greatlyredtased prinew jell
LINEN` •
other lot oiflne Linen IhunnakTa&hOlotha, gaplcfn
Invent, Towelling, Irials. Lingua; kg j - 41454NvIrkich will
told at considerably ton than ttartnsual prigr& ,
Je-11
ROTTEN STONE.--17 bble.:kesale by
IA ,Jett Lt. A. RALUSNWCH .t.We
- pox SALE.—Bedfo.rdstitid*opeity
A neat and gomtortabbs two _
tait
containing seven roomnnnkkitehel; asnd Ovoid-cell=
Tbviiit tvvent,rpne Ceo.iront and seKentif-otke that 4'41
Any one desiring a chain 4vrining houoo *lt Flew Zito
a tall, and at will be atil&Ata geatlpile_c4ii..: - 4- • ,
BLe_fisKI.NTA
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..1113.1LIANG il
ITS' SALT
: Ftt
in the upper. trod of Llwrbtkittroi,oeittly TWIN&
each 25 fuel front by 100 fiiet deep. (604,14. 4 .00 wide strati
atichla vgy A limbrable Annaba toCiy .traold' ei
totrettvt , ' Appiii to • ritAlLl'rli ' WORM
TO LET:—A Livery ge Yen
In Muictienter to rent. Aptlico,
. . .
BOOKS 1 "`Vane, hit,
fortunes mut hit friends; 11 ; .telanry ( mad:.
The Adventurer-et tlezirktbaliote - RUIT:,y Charles
Yluribuetah;
The War in Hatusas,by..o.,Xkuglas9knrosslVM
IM3siology of Marriage, by an old Physiciatl4.
Margaret Maitland, ut Smutty Side, .by
tivach's Auferieen !Varna; irotT, hotted ikkloth.
The Invalid'a boldoaad Celiginntitite•A Btku lw d,
lady's Onto to Perfeetileatttity; 'hylifekvu omwe a
The Adventures of my Clat6ill
3ilAnkti 4110 6 1 444 Aliee. 333 ! o Yr.
ria•Ple4*lfOr*l.lbY. •
ic'. Intakionmentar a CO.,
Jot 4041 Theatre.
LIXTRA FLOUR--For sale by
I.llJatl JAS A. NITZUrf Water street.
UMMER GOODS; — „
L ulitstiF
,*LYJA .8 0 2 is
lio,7o,weep MUM,
*lttppALlTllla4,ivearieslas) nomarzoitVia dock 9
U T FAR KNIT 1:144)D5,
' suratts, ststitz:..
'1%4 trigr strosiiive
rengc:ZElS , , BAKING POWDE.It. -- 10
..*l4 4 ltirola kr B, A.. Fe= 4'oo,
_ I cvnikrintikkfrocdstroets•
, 6
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7;s
MEBEM
EDMUND IrtMONS,
1
OPFa.-150 bags prinie itbfrSFffee
,
GL .11p. extra d0:A....x do.
tu do. - Old attio•4arik * ,_"-.4 0 .
In tor nod for gala liittLEitoiAtiEtUrrai,
I,ld 2211 jl4 st 3 14Perty street.
PLOOM-100 tons Lake - QSlapWe - T ( 1,
by JNO.MWXIRBEAD.
3IET A L.-100 tons Antli*ite ;
.. , ._
lOU tons (Marcos): .. ,
104 tuns tit , ourcoal..for wile by
JiYo e . MOORHEAD. "i ,
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